Telegram-herald., 1887-03-20


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thal a tNirler Nho strikes Alson oct ac-
colaplisaes great thiDs he further states
"A assn has 70 get about ave strikes On
Auson before tie umFsre all cal him o4t.
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pitcher sl0 strikes Arson Qua dos oig
thing
William Beach. the Australian osFsman,
has been offered $1,000 10 come % America
aud roW HaaiAn and Ga1isur. IL Is
thought thAt he sill decline TIE Of;rf- lie
prizes tie championship 50 highly ihai DC
NAi take 40 extra chances Win &c. HIS
iAForlte course l. he fan2lncSte. where
good luck came - him
The Chicago Sporting and fhsdtrscal jour
naI makes yerg timely drive Al the fr4ad-
ulent sprint races that have been run 10
Australia since Hutchin's arrival there.
i, j. thought that Myers viii consent 10 no
crooked events. he viii not II he Il a.
straight As 10 was when holding the title
Of amateur champion.
''In their adoption Of q rule governing the
free pass system, says . oAseoalllst, the
Association has, as a body, intertered with
the individual nights OF each club. The
visiting teams get y guarantee OF 80 for
each game, and as long n this Is paid, Why
should they interfere with the home CLUBS
arrangement
Hanlan i feeling very happy and conh-
says be never was in better health to start
Ia for work. His stay ia Boston will not
BE more than TWO or three weeks, a. he Is
anxious 10 get into boat and do some pull
ing "a order 70 harden up his muscles.
President Hewitt has twsnty-one men
under contract in Washington. Seven of
n ese, however. will be released "a soon a.
an opportunity for the display OF ability OF
each man Is given. Among those spoken OF
a. being on The sa.e are shock, Mc5.one.
Phil Parker. keefe, Crane and Stewart.
Every man that signs with the Metropoli-
tans this year Will DO so with the under
standing that he must play ball ~. l. EE-
change. That's q first rate rule. IL pro-
tecfs the players. If no such understand
ing was had the manager might want taem
% shovel Coal or drive street cars.
The New York papers are finding fault
vito President Day, asking why he don't
Try 70 buy Mccormick from the ChicagOs.
John did try to get Mccormick. but he
wouldn't 90 high enough. He would rather
scheme for a player than To let 10 OF the
solid cash for release
Speaking of Kelly's sale, Spalding recently
said he would sell Others OF his PLAYERS The
Cou a get his price. This leads the Sportiag
Ltfe 10 inquire. What would Anson
bring Don't know, but Rough on Rats
Tom Chandler is going to take pugilistic
combination on the road. starting from
Chicago. Il is said that George la Blanche
has signed with the show until June, when
ne will return TO the sullivan combination.
Fuller. late of the Hiawathas. now of the
Kalamazoos, writes from Detroit thar be
will be on hand and play tor al ne is worth
The Hiswathas lost their best man when
Fuller left them
Dave Burke. brother OF the IRISH Lad.
fought Dido Haywood for toe featherweight
championship OF Esgland on last Monday.
twenty-five rounds were fought, but draw
was declared.
Indianapolis has already secured mascot
for their grounds. II Is a mild-eyed buck
billy goat, and is named George. after
Burnhsul, the manager of the new club.
Acton thinks he will De aDle to meet
Lewis on the lith Of Apah. He also thinks
he will be able % meet al those who have
challenged him. Next year, maybe.
Il Is said that the friends of Tommy War
ren are offering reward for him. tie has
not been heard from since Ike Weir 50
gAmely defeated Johnny Williams.
Arthur Chambers wants 10 back Jimmy
Mitchell against Harry Gilmore 81 I33
pounds for Is 90. the fight 70 take place in
Patsy OLeary says be will fight Tommy
Warren with bare knuckles % a hni-h ~
New Orleans. or anywhere e4se they eau
meet and not be interfered with.
John Thompson. the Australian boOk-
maker. has deposited check Of $1,000 %
back Lyon Myers in sprint race with
Malone, the AntipOtean.
M0untioy. once a Po-t Huron phenom.,
vii pitch Tor the akland, Ca. team TINS
season. With Depany cher for a catcher.
From the practice OF the Detroi,s and
Chicsg0s it would indicate t1at the pitchers
vii be badly punished this season.
The Kznsas CITY St7r iansris the loss OF the
I ague Bssa Bal Club in parsphrsse or
hiAWatha that Is most touching
Fat kiilsn. Of Dalgth, is making arrange
me1t 70 meet al the s1iuing lights OF pugil-
ism. inciuisnz Boss Sullivan.
The three-year old trotiing FLY Spiera
has been sola for s. SO. q Ok price for
tr0tter without q record.
John = Rosch. the new pitcher signed by
the Nv Y0rks is said b7 some 90 possess
phenomenal ABILITIES.
A New York spor. is bringing Jof Wal
20 this country. and rill tack him to Eght
the middle weights.
The name Of the fast PAGER. Wsstmont.
has been changed 70 Lev Dockstader. after
the minstrel.
Dsss'sy says be has signed the pledge. n
he hss vii the piucxy New YORK catcher
keep &
sharsiS offered President Won der ABE